Marie-Anne Mittet

Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Strasbourg

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Total Citations

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About

Dr. Marie-Anne Mittet is a leading researcher in 3D imaging and geomatics, with a focus on the development and application of RGB-D and range imaging sensors for close-range 3D modelling. Her seminal work, "First Experiences with Kinect V2 Sensor for Close Range 3D Modelling" (2015, 193 citations), established her as a pioneer in evaluating consumer-grade depth sensors for high-precision spatial data acquisition. This research critically assessed the Kinect V2’s accuracy and limitations, providing foundational guidelines that have since been widely adopted in robotics, computer vision, and cultural heritage documentation. Dr. Mittet’s contributions have significantly advanced the accessibility of 3D modelling technologies, bridging the gap between low-cost sensors and professional-grade applications. Her work is highly cited for its rigorous experimental methodology and practical impact, influencing subsequent studies on sensor calibration and point cloud generation. Beyond this landmark paper, she continues to shape the field through innovative approaches to real-time 3D reconstruction and sensor fusion. Dr. Mittet’s research remains essential reading for students and professionals seeking to understand the capabilities and constraints of modern depth-sensing technologies in close-range metrology.